Springfield 1043224 | Ozark Bass Seat Bucket Seat Charcoal & Gray SNTHRO3 Meets USCG SAE J1527 Type

Name: Springfield 1043224 | Ozark Bass Seat Bucket Seat Charcoal & Gray SNTHRO3 Meets USCG SAE J1527 Type
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 69846006063
Price: 258.35 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0306 (7 reviews)

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Springfield 1043224 Ozark Bass Seat Bucket Seat Charcoal & Gray SNTHRO3 Meets USCG SAE J1527 Type Meets USCG SAE J1527 Type A2 Manufacturer Part Number Color Size Weight SFHM0714128BU Blue 14' x 128' 60 lbs SFHM0714128W White 14' x 128' 60 lbs SF0717106BU Blue 17' x 106' 60 lbs SF0717106W White 17' x 106' 60 lbs SFHM0720089BU Blue 20' x 89' 60 lbs SFHM0720089W White 20' x 89' 60 lbs SFHM0728064W White 28' x 64' 60 lbs SF0732056W White 32' x 56' 60 lbs SFHM0724075W White 24' x 75' 63 lbs The Ozark Bass series has premium high quality upholstery and cushions and a rigid injection molded frame for maximum support and comfort Weather resistant marine grade vinyl

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